Rose and deJong, S.C., Milwaukee-Based Law Firm, Secures $8 Million Verdict in Bad Faith Insurance Case
Rose and deJong, S.C., a Milwaukee-based law firm has secured for its client, Park Terrace, the largest bad faith insurance verdict in Wisconsin history. At over $8 million, the verdict stands as a message that corporate greed on the part of insurance companies will no longer be tolerated. Park Terrace suffered a fire during construction of some condominium units and CNA failed to provide coverage and payment pursuant to the loss of income endorsement to the builder's risk policy.

Knowing the Different Reasons why Insurance Lawsuits are Filed
An insurance policy is a kind of contract that binds an insurance company and an insured party. The policy will specify the duties of both parties. If one of the two parties fails to fulfill it, the other party may be entitled to file a breach of contract lawsuit.

What is The Role of a Life Insurance Attorney?
If you have watched all those attorney hit tv shows and not found one that features life insurance coverage attorneys, then you should understand that you are probably never going to find one. There has recently been many shows that have covered a whole host of different types of law cases, such as criminal and divorce law. Some of these programs have actually covered individual's day-to-day activities as they go through the process and some programs have actually covered the live appearance and proceedings of the court process. Within law though, there are many specialists that exist and therefore, this means that there is a need for life insurance coverage attorneys, as there are a few insurance organizations that do not want to play by ...

Hewlett-Packard Awarded $51 Million Judgment Against Insurer, ACE : HP's Counsel, Gauntlett & Associates, Now Seeks Bad Faith Damages from ACE
Federal District Court Judge James Ware found ACE Insurance Company owed Hewlett-Packard more than fifty-one million dollars in defense expenses, prejudgment interest and costs for defending an antitrust counterclaim under ?advertisers? injury? coverage. The judge then credited ACE with a partial payment during the suit of $11.7 million. Gauntlett & Associates? David Gauntlett and James Lowe represented HP in the federal suit in San Jose.